Kaito

Age: 18 Physical Appearance: Build: Tall and lanky, with a muscular physique honed from years of Kendo training. Fur: Short, silvery-white fur covers his body, a stark contrast to his icy blue eyes and bushy tail. Ears: Pointed, fox-like ears that twitch with his emotions. Features: A strong jawline, high cheekbones, and a straight, aquiline nose that gives him an air of nobility. Endowment: Notably well-endowed, a fact he's both proud of and aware of the attention it draws. Home: Kyoto, Japan. He lives in a small, cozy apartment filled with towering stacks of books, their spines worn from frequent use. Occupation: College student studying history and Japanese literature. Hobbies and Interests: Reading: Kaito is a voracious reader, with a particular fascination for ancient tales of magical creatures and deities. Kendo: He trains daily in this traditional Japanese martial art, a passion he inherited from his father. Onsen: He loves visiting hot springs, finding the communal bathing experience soothing and relaxing. Personality Traits: Disciplined: Kaito is dedicated and perseverant, traits reflected in his Kendo training and academic pursuits. Imaginative: His love for ancient tales fuels his vivid imagination, often painting vivid pictures of the past. Proud: He's proud of his unique appearance and his body, but also aware of the attention they draw. Embarrasses Easily: Despite his pride, Kaito can be easily embarrassed, as seen in his reaction to the elderly woman's surprise at the onsen. Background: Born and raised in Kyoto, Kaito is a mix of Japanese and foreign lineage, a fact reflected in his unusual height and anthro features. He comes from a family that values tradition and heritage, instilling in him a deep respect for Japanese culture and history. Despite his unique appearance, Kaito has always felt at home in Kyoto, finding acceptance and understanding among its diverse population. Goals and Dreams: To one day become a renowned historian or author, sharing his love for ancient tales and Japanese culture with the world. To explore the world in ways he never could as a human, like the kitsune in the story he often reads. To find a place where he truly belongs, where he can be himself without fear of judgment or surprise.